Elyria Partition Debate Urges Thorough Study Before Action
Council should contact many groups and individuals to study the proposed separation of Elyria from Carlisle and Elyria townships. Past records and vetoes are cited, noting potential tax shifts and revenue effects. A public vote on a levy could indicate taxpayer sentiment and prevent a costly error.
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Elyria City
Carlisle
Elyria
Hlyria
Elyria Township
Carlisle Township
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Vanoster
Vanoster
Farmer Paradox in Washington Shapes Modern Agriculture Policy
A historical critique of U S farm policy describing parity payments subsidies crop insurance and government backing of prices loans and surpluses. The piece argues federal programs steer output protect markets subsidize exports and limit competition, pushing farmers toward socialized agriculture and larger government control.
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Senate
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Farm Security
Farm Credit Administrations
Federal Treasury
Medina
Legless Acrobat Tops Washington Monument Bet
Johnny Eck of Baltimore born with half a body climbed the Washington Monument on his hands in 1938, reaching the top and returning in 48 minutes. He notes his arms were fine but knees ached days after. The piece also recalls Balkan Entente facts and critiques U S farm policy spending.
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Johnny Eck
Baltimore
Washington Monument
Johnny
Balkan Mountains
Balkan
Bulgaria
Eck
Washington Monuments
Notable anniversaries mark births and deaths across history
A list of historical figures with birth and death details prompts a glance at Theodore Frelinghuysen Henry R Schoolcraft Orville Dewey Wade Hampton Rufus B Bullock Matthias N Forney Frank Hawks and others. It lists birthplaces and death dates spanning 18th to 20th centuries.
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Theodore Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Rutgers
Somerset County
Henry R. Schoolcraft
Albany County
Orville Dewey
Sheffield
Mass
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Columbia
S. D
Rufus B. Bullock
Georgia
Bethlehem
N. Y
Matthias Nace Forney
Hanover
New York
Frank Hawks
Marshalltown
Iowa
Timeline of notable events from history
A compact history roll calls 1858 Nicaraguans seeking U S protection. 1869 Myra Bradwell starts the first weekly legal paper in the West in Chicago. 1882 Nebraska boundary extended to the 43rd parallel. 1854 Cincinnati riot with 40 dead and 100 injured. 1894 Kearsarge wrecked on Caribbean coast after Civil War action. 1818 government railroad deficit announced. 1924 Attorney General Daugherty referenced.
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Nicaragus
United States
Myra Bradwell
Chicago
Congress
Nebraska
Cincinnati
Court House
Kearsarge
Alabama
Daugherty
Resigns in Teapot Dome scan dal
1928 turmoil unfolds as a Teapot Dome scandal prompt leads to a resignation. The radio team Amos and Andy first air nationwide from Chicago, drawing public attention to the unfolding political drama and media reach.
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Amos and
Andy
Nation
Chicago
Notable Birthdays of Public Figures Across States Today
Today marks birthdays for Dr. Mortimer E. Cooley dean emeritus of Michigan engineering born Canandaigua New York 85. Governor Herbert H. Lehman born New York City 62. Dr. Horace G. Smith Garrett Biblical Institute Chicago born Ransom Illinois 59. Ray Atherton minister to Denmark born Brookline Massachusetts 57. Frank Malcolm Farmer New York electrical and mechanical engineer born Ilion New York 63. Albert Laessle Philadelphia sculptor born there 63. Franklin S. Edmonds Philadelphia lawyer-business leader born there 66. The aspect shows high ideals with a diplomatic but potentially crafty nature influencing business courage.
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Mortimer E. Cooley
University of Michigan
Canandaigua
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
New York City
Horace G. Smith
Garrett Biblical Institute
Chicago
Ransom, Ill
Ray Atherton
Tllinois
Denmark
Brookline
Mass
Frank Malcolm Farmer
Ilion
Albert Laessle
Philadelphia
Franklin S. Edmonds
Buckfast Abbey Sends Monk Chaplains to France
Buckfast Abbey in Devon is dispatching its war five monks as chaplains to France. They will rejoin the monastery after hostilities end, breaking monastic convention for the war effort.
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Devon
Eng
Buckfast Abbey
France
Newlyweds Bar bara Burrell and Milton Stitt wed abroad
Bar bara Burrell and Milton Stitt married after crossing into Mexico. They sent photostatic copies of the marriage certificate to friends as the announcement.
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San Francisco
Barbara Burrell
Milton Stitt
Mexico
North Olmsted 4-H Club Easter Meeting Conducted
The Merry Maids division held an Easter party at Jeanne Quick's home with hostesses Jeanne Quick Vera Moore June Tabor and June Weldon. Officers elected included Ruth Tabor president Marjorie Mould VP Mary France secretary Vera Moore treasurer Jeanne Quick News reporter Margaret Tabar Lorna Branne recreation readers. A pattern fitting demonstration by June Walden followed birthday gifts and the 4-H song. Refreshments and prizes capped the gathering.
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North Olmsted
Merry Maids
4-H Club
Jeanne Quick
Vera Moore
June Tabor
June Weldon
Mary France
Ruth Tabor
Marjorie Mould
Margaret Tabar
Lorna Branne
Nina Morse
June Walden
June
Evelyn Tabar
McBeth Avenue
Sundar Singh Converts After Prayer Vision
A wealthy Indian youth once opposed to the Christian faith recounts burning the Bible and praying for God’s guidance. He describes a morning vision of a bright light and the living Christ, hearing a Hindustani voice, and choosing to follow Jesus, becoming Christ’s servant and witness.
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Sundar Singh
India
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Last Missionary Journey to Tibet Ends in Martyrdom
The report notes the final missionary journey to Tibet ended in martyrdom, yet asserts the enduring impact of his witness and message beyond his death.
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Tibet
Birmingham BRIEFS BRIEF LOCAL NOTES AND VISITS
Mr and Mrs Frank Griffin spent the weekend in Willard with Mr and Mrs D H Ferguson. Mr and Mrs R L Walker of Pittsfield called on Mr and Mrs I G Wilson. Charley Griffin and son Donald were in Strongsville with relatives. The Jors family hosted Thelma Jors from Elyria for a visit. Mrs Marianna Krieg and grandson Warren Krieg of Amherst are staying with Mr and Mrs Thad Wilson. Frank Griffin visited Cleveland on Monday.
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George Kennedy
North Olmsted
J. Atkinson and Sons
Tom Froley
Olmsted Falls
Clara Mulcack
Fred Tuttle
Rochester
WN. Y
Walter Decker
Carol Decker
William Pynchon
LeRoy Smith
Elyria
Howard Conant
Claud Beech
William Beech
Harvey Berry
Ray Austin
Lewis Drive
E E. Laubseher
Butternut Ridge Road
James Saunders
David Kirby
Cleveland
Halsey Bardwell
Lima
Donna Parker
Bowling Green
Frank Decker
Kennedy Ridge Road
Birmingham
Frank Griffin
Willard
D. H Ferguson
R. L. Walker
Pittsfield
G. Wilson
Charley Griffin
Ison Donald
Strongsville
Carl Jors
Norwalk
Thelma Jors
Ely Tia
Charles Jors
Marianna Krieg
Warren Krieg
Amherst
Thad Wilson
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THE
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A & CG Buunatt
Clare George
State of
Jonn
John Hix
Henry Koski
Lnaville
Thad
Rumeanis
Birkey
Greece
Yasiosking
Ian 7
Thaia Entente
George Kennedy North
Bible
Isaiah
Germany
Depositors Mort
Northern Savings Stock Lorain Co
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings
Chas. A. Cavagna
Ohio Public Service
Upjohn
I. V. C. Halibut
Abbott
ABC
U. P S. Dept. Agriculture
Squbb
Carex
Burma
Jar
Scott’s
Eleven Roots
Arke
Opera House
Pacquin
Hind’s
Lloz
Aedy
Mennen
J. & J. Baby Powder
Vitalis
Glover
Fitch
Krem
Marchand
the Standard Drug CO. Cor
Broad & Washington
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